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Location: Stillwater, Oklahoma
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C-notch/adjustable ECE super track bar question
I just installed a c-notch, and on the passenger side I can't get the axle up as far as I want because of the adjustable panhard bar bracket.
I called ECE and they said that they have had people tell them it is an issue. My question is what have others done in this situation. I can definitely cut off a corner of the bracket, but I thought before I did, I would see if someone had a better idea, like moving the bracket somehow. |
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Location: Scottsdale, AZ
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Re: C-notch/adjustable ECE super track bar question
I added a 1-1/2 drop block and then also had to put the bar in the bottom hole and trim the bracket. Now my axle sits on the notch when I air out.
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Re: C-notch/adjustable ECE super track bar question
*Update*
I put the bracket on the bottom of the trailing arm and it is all good now. Had to trim the end of the trailing arm, I think I'll run a weld down the seam of it just to make sure it doesn't separate. |
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